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Promoting Vietnamese agro-produce through PPPs
Vietnam’s farming sector has been transformed over the last five years through the public-private partnership model between the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and various multinationals.
Foreign firms hungry for slice of the market
Overseas food companies are eager to grab a slice of the thriving Vietnamese food ingredients industry.
Expos to give shot in the arm to manufacturing sector
ASEAN’s leading exhibition organiser Reed Tradex Co., Ltd. hopes to drive the growth of the manufacturing industry in Vietnam via its two high-profile exhibitions, Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2015, and NEPCON Vietnam 2015.
Vietnam more attractive investment destination than it appears
Vietnam has much to offer as an investment destination, which remains largely underexploited as the country has not been paying due attention to promoting its reputation.
Bosch signs MoU with Vietnamese German University
Bosch, a leading global supplier of technologies and services, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Vietnamese-German University (VGU).
Investors in mired project call for decision
After an almost 21 year wait, the Hanoi People’s Committee has finally assigned competent bodies to issue answers regarding the future of the Red River project.
Vietnam – Belgium Master Programs: 20 years of excellence
The Solvay Brussels School and its Vietnamese partners have commemorated 20 years of successful joint business master's programmes.
Sugar firms face bitter competition in region
Sugar firms are now resorting to diverse means to grow more sustainably amid a currently tough business climate.
Devalued dong offers leg up to Vietnam's exporters
The central bank’s recent move to devaluate the Vietnamese dong is expected to shore up Vietnam’s exports while curbing its imports.
Hotels under pressure as market dips
A recent downturn in the number of international tourists has prompted Hanoi’s hoteliers to come up with new strategies to regain stable occupancy rates.